Welcome to Our Clinic

Our staff welcomes you to our clinic. We offer excellent
customer service and compassionate patient care in a friendly and professional
atmosphere, along with quality products. The health and comfort of your pets
are foremost in our minds.

Our veterinarians have enjoyed practicing equine, feline and canine medicine
for over 20 years. Their decisions for each animal are based upon their life
style and health history.

We tailor vaccination programs to meet the individual needs of each
patient. We offer affordable spay/neuter services and any other type of
surgery that is needed for your furry friend. We also specialize in
orthopedics, such as fracture and knee and hip repairs.

Our Staff at Wesley Chapel Veterinary Clinic is friendly and courteous. Our
primary concern is good health and happiness for your pet. Please call us to
schedule an appointment during our office hours. For your convenience you may
drop off your pet at our clinic on your way to work and meet with us later
that day to review our findings.

We hope you will choose us for all your veterinary needs. Thank you!

Missed Appointments/Cancellation Policy

If you are unable to keep a scheduled appointment, please give 24 hours advance notice, to ensure that you will not be charged for the appointment.

If less than 24 hours notice is given and we are unable to fill your slot, you will be expected to pay for the appointment.

Please Spay or Neuter Your Pets

More than 50,000 kittens and puppies are born each day. Did you know that
4 out of 5 are born homeless?

Spaying or neutering can provide a large advantage in the health and
behavior of your pet. When your dog or cat is spayed or neutered, he becomes
less aggressive, less likely to roam, and for male cats, less likely to “spray”
urine.

From a medical standpoint, male cats and dogs may show an improvement in
physical development while experiencing a decrease in hernias, testicular
tumors, and prostate problems. Female cats and dogs show a decrease in breast
cancer as well as tumors and infections of the ovary tracts.

Ensure the well being of your pet while helping to control overpopulation.